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by iopq 10y ago
>If we actually had equality of opportunity, it doesn't seem like we'd see the kind of disparity we do. But we don't have equality of education, equality of upbringing, etc. so it's natural that given the equality of
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by iopq 10y ago
To deref it
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it doesn't work in my program: https://bitbucket.org/iopq/fizzbuzz-in-rust/src/bf4968973d73... it gives an error when I use a generic `second` method from tool.rs
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by iopq 10y ago
You think I didn't try that one before? It doesn't work in MY case: error[E0281]: type mismatch: the type `fn(_) -> _ {tool::second::<_>}` implements the trait `std::ops::FnMut<(_,)>`, but the trait `for<&#
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by iopq 10y ago
I wrote this as an exercise. This is specifically written to be point-free code without any if or match expressions. .unwrap_or_else(|| i.to_string().into()) this is the only one that was too ugly to make point-free
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If you hate marijuana, sure
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I do, but the problem is FizzBuzz. What's the point of solving FizzBuzz in a SIMPLE way? The whole point of FizzBuzz is to torture the language.
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by iopq 10y ago
Joke's on you: it took me a month of asking around why my program won't compile to figure out I really CAN'T do it without dereferencing inside the function. This is because of higher ranked lifetime bounds... there's no
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by iopq 10y ago
This isn't anything different from the other two articles he wrote. What's the point of writing a third one saying the same things?
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Not THAT easy fn apply<A, B, C, F, G>(mut f: F, a: A) -> impl FnMut(&B) -> C // must still be `for<'r> impl FnMut(&'r B) -> C`, because that’s what filter requires whe
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I didn't say nobody, I said few. 1/5 is not that many compared to the usage in English-speaking countries.
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Nobody in China uses Google other than English speakers. Google is notoriously bad at breaking Chinese characters up into words. Few people in Russia use Google for Russian language searches, this is because Google is not as good at declini
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Chinese businesses don't care, Russian businesses don't care, etc.
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Even if it's the page's fault, you still lose your text. At that point, you don't really care who to get angry at, do you? Which is why I always disable backspace for back navigation.
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Even in the same language, how do you prove that your changes didn't break things like type inference? Any change to the signature of a function (even accepting MORE types than before) can potentially break someone's code.
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by iopq 10y ago
They moved to Blink the day of the announcement. They knew it was coming before it was announced.
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The browser does store the text in the text area, but the text area disappears when you reload the page because you need to click a button that adds that element to the page.
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You say > Why do you care what the rendering engine is? then later you say > I currently have a tab open that will just keep loading forever every time I load the browser, taking 100% CPU, until I go and press escape to stop loading.
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by iopq 10y ago
Well, backwards-compatibility is sometimes a probability. For example, a change in the public signature of a function to accept a wider class of arguments might be considered backwards-compatible since the previous calls to the function wil
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The reason why poor neighborhoods are profitable is because the city doesn't spend money on them. If the city spent money on them, they'd be less profitable. There's no reason to expect that the city spending more money on a
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https://imgur.com/a/KDwtE As relevant as ever
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Again, I don't see any evidence why funding education more would lead to better outcomes. Is there any evidence of this? I'm sure schools in better founded areas have better students. This doesn't mean that the funding is the
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by iopq 10y ago
Interesting, because for the durrrr challenge Galfond was named as the only person Tom Dwan won't play. Maybe I've been out of the loop too long.
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Take vitamin D, it increases your calcium absorption.
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Ivey played HU vs. Tom Dwan, Galfond, Blom, etc. and did fine. There's no way they're favorites against Ivey.
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Ivey played successfully at the nosebleeds in HU, he'd crush face. He's probably a step below durrrr, galfond and blom, but still really really good.
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by iopq 10y ago
Any online poker pro will tell you that 120,000 hands is nothing. You can win over the first 120,000 hands and lose over the next 120,000 hands or break even. This is because the margins are low and the variance is very high. Someone winnin
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[citation needed] I went to school both in the United States and Ukraine and while the United States educational system was way more funded, it was not any better. So what if we have a TV in every classroom? Is watching educational movies a
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Not necessarily. They could just be stuck in a cycle of poverty and be a drain on the system.
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Source is the article

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